Bible Removed from Online Retailers; Professor Says President Xi Jinping Controls Religions on Internet

Beginning this month, the Bible is removed from all online retailers in China. Professor Ying Fuk Tsang believes the Chinese government is regulating access to religious information via the internet as part of President Xi Jingping’s New Age Religious Work. He thinks the Chinese government is worried that opening the Bible market would further stimulate the spread of Christianity.

Abortion in Taiwan Becoming More Acceptable as Country Becomes Increasingly Liberal

There are an estimated 50,000 cases of abortions in Taiwan each year. The Taiwan government considered allowing pregnant women to have an abortion at will without any reasons. Father Louis Aldrich points out that any form of abortion is not right and mentions that the existing laws need to be enforced, not modified.

Predicting the Future of Missionary Work in China Through Present and Past Missionary Work in South Korea

South Korea is the Asian country that has the largest Christian population. It also sends out a large number of missionaries. What is the current situation of missionary work in South Korea? How do we use this as a reference to look at the development of missionary work in Chinese churches? South Korean Missionary Park Dong-Seong, who based in Taiwan, said in an interview with Christian Tribune, that after the churches grew in South Korea, they put great emphasis on missionary work overseas and